Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09

ICdo iilO Ddit uu anu tdht IL III.
Taxes are delinquent on Monday.
Only three more days to pay taxes.
The moon says December will be q
wet month.
Dave Lewis says you can't tell the age
of deer by his horns.
Oats, barley and wheat at ruling rates
will pay for the FREE Press.
Sike Reynolds uncompleted barn
was blown down by Tuesdays gale.
MONEY TO LOAN, on real estate, at low
rates OF interest. Apply to
]. II. FoRNEY, Mt. Idaho.
Don't buy any presents for the Holi-
days, until you have seen the splendid
display at Weller & Wax.
Local news and money are both scarce
and yet we can't do without either in
our business.
Monday next is the last day allowed
by law for the collection of taxes. Pay
them at once and G.2As costs.
Santa Claus Hei leduarters. Just re-
ceived at Weller & Wax an endless
variety of Holiday Goods.
John Clark arrived out from Florence
last Friday, in very poor health. He
will go TO Lewiston shortly for the win
ter.
Remember Alexander & Fredeurich
have a large stock of \mas presents,
which they offer at exceedingly low
prices.
Those who have fruit trees should at.
tend to them at once, for like cabbage
plants, they are very tender. We've
been there.
Don't send off for Christmas and New
Years Gifts-you can get suited at
Weller & Wax's.
Read the al money to loan," on 4th
PAGE. Such low rates of interest were
never before offered.
Examine the largest and most select
assortment of Holiday Presents ever ex
hibited at Weller 4 Wax.
AT the request of a number of citizens
of town, it has been decided to have a
vacation of two weeks. Consequently
The Academy will open December II.
L. T. WEEKS, Principal.
Rev. D. E. George will hold divine
services next sunday at Fairview at /
=. m and Mt. Idaho at p m. Subject
at night the Salvation of "a Robber.
Rev. T. +. Nelson will preach the fu-
neral sermon of the two children of T..
G. Mitchell at the court house at Mt.
Idaho, on Sunday, December Is, at IL
Il. IN.
The presidents message was duly de.
livered Monday at the opening of Con-
gress, and he did not even recomInt nd
the passage of the annexation bill.
Sic him, Leland Sic him!
Back at last No more running
around, but will confine myself exclu-
slvely to office practice, where | can be
found every day from A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
3tf. j. II. McCALLIE. Dentist.
EsTRAY.-A sorrel stallion II hands
high and branded on left hip, strayed
from my place last Suncay, Nov. 27.
side hobbled when he left. A suitable
reward will be given for his return or
for information that will lead to his
recovery. JOSEPH JEWELL.
~ A right smart snow storm set in Satur-
day which covered the bosom of mother
earth with a white mantle four inches
deep, giving a wintry appearance to
all out of doors.
Our winter supply of paper is laid in
and now the paper dealers want US to
ante" Verify, every rose hath it,
thorn, and few back subscribers are
heartily needed to help us out.
The present term of court at Lewiston
promises to be very slim, as all the U. s
cases on the calendar are to be laid over
until the next summer term by joint
consent of The parties interested.
All parties knowing themselves in.
debted to W. f. Schmadeka are notified
to call at once and settle, or the ac
counts will be placed in the hands o
an attorney for collection.
26 w. f. SCHMADEKA.
School opens on Monday next, Dec
IL, at the Academy in this village, witt
Rev. L. I. Weeks as principal, and Mis-,
Maggie Robinson as assistant. Parent.
should have their children attend regu.
larly, as they can never learn too much
Toys for boys and girls-Plush goods
for Ladies and Gents, Shaving Sets
Work Boxes, Fancy Papeterie, Elesan
. Thermometers, Photo, Scrap and Auto
graph Albums, Antique oak frame Mir
rors, Whlsk Holders, Toilet Cases il
Shell and Celluloid, all at Eastern
prices al Weller d Wax.
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Last Monday was the anniversary o
the order of Patrons of Husbandry, an,
the occasion was celebrated in this bur
by "A reunion of the membe of Charit'